Weddings and social notes from Dunn to Greensboro
Attendees report from Dunn include Miss Ila Cross Miss Gladys Cutler and Mrs M C Culler ill at home. Dorothy Kirtland of St Augustine arrives for Wall Bowne wedding as a bridesmaid. Mary Muse Thelma Cummins attend Greensboro Country club party. James MacDonald Monroe born December 28 to Mr and Mrs Allen Monroe at High Point hospital. Elizabeth Bowne wedding prep with Miss Virginia Howell and others. Mrs Brigance and Frances travel from Memphis for Wall Bowne wedding. Elmer Hedrick ill with pneumonia holds steady. Weddngs of Miss Mary Warren and Rev Hi Stevens noted. Betty Joe Abels birthday party at Roland Park. Various club events and a dance at the Country Club with Nancy Carr Terry hosted by Miss Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Mary Muse
Thelma Cummins
Greensboro Country Club
Misses Mar
Nell Thurman
James MacDonald Monroe
D. T. Andrews
Dunn
Mary Warren
Place
Hi. T. Stevens
High Point
Tate Andrews
Betty Joe Abels
John Abels
Roland Park
Nancy Carr Terry
Harmonaders
R. B. Terry
J. M.S. Salsbury
Carter Dalton
Louise Salsbury
Elizabeth Adams
Nell Adams
Mary Elizabeth Perry
Mary
Lizabeth Harllee
Margaret Allen
Elizabeth Jones
Elizabeth Johnson
Isabel Baylor
Betsy Armfield
Nancy Pearl Welborn
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Alice McRae Caldwell
Hibernia Hudson
LaVarne Hudson
Betsy Durland
Elizabeth Hubbard
Virginia McEwen
Florence Cleve
Norfolk
Hazel Shipman
Elizabeth Shipman
Marian Shipman
Dorothy Franklin
Asheville
Elizabeth Pickett
Helen Marsh
Thalia Copeland
Grace Hftutcherson
Dick Morris
Bill Edwards
Charles Timmon
Boston
Mass
Kitchen Bain
Charles Kearns
Gilbert
Horace Ragan
Phil Marshall
Frank Kearns
Allen
Jack Crowson
James
Charles
Carter Farriss
Richard
Charles Salsbury
Henderson Rogers
John Idol
Jack Tucker
George Monroe
E. W. Freeze
Alfred Caldwell
Lawrence Pickett
John William Herndon
Walnut Cove social guests visit Johnson Street home
People Miss Edith Barker and guest Miss Sallie Matt Marshall of Walnut Cove are hosted by Mrs. Jack Burris on Johnson Street. Henry L. Sherrod of Birmingham, Ala arrives to spend several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sherrod, on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Barker
Sallie Matt Marshall
Walnut Cove
Jack Burris
Johnson Street
Henry L. Sherrod
Birmingham
Ala
Mrs. A. Sherrod
N. Main Street
Local Men Summoned for Jury Duty in January
High Point area residents face jury service in Guilford Superior Court Greens borow. January dates list 21 summoned men including E A Zachery J J Scroggs J Mullis A S Parker and others across January 4 11 and 18 with names such as John A Loflin Daniel Moran D R Parker and P A Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Juilford
Greensboro
E. A. Zachery
John J. Scroggs
J. Mullis
A. S. Parker
G. C. Caldwell
J. G. Crawford
Arthur Ellison
J. I. Groome
W. T. Powell
H. W. Kewer
J. G. Goldston
R. W. Younts
B. W. Manley
John A. Loflin
Aniel Moran
D. R. Parker
A. Park Samuels
C. A. Lewis
J. W. Samuels
F. P. Conrad
P. A. Lawson
Endeavorers Name Hosts Social and Prayer Meeting
The Young People’s Senior Christian Endeavor society will hold its regular prayer meeting and New Year’s social in the Friends church annex Friday at 7:30. The topic is Pressing Forward with Miss Jane Lowe and Rufus Davis leading. All young people are urged to attend and visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Senior Christian Endeavor Society
Friends Church
Jane Lowe
Rufus Davis
Grange Faces Unusual New Orleans Opponents
In New Orleans on January 19 an all Louisiana lineup will oppose Red Grange and the Chicago Bears. The local team is being formed from Tulane and nearby stars including Lester Lautenschaeger and Milton Levy, both from the 1925 Tulane Green Wave. Brown of Tulane 1924 also plans to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Red” Grange
Chicago Bears
Grange
Louisana
Levy
Bro‘her’’ Brown
Tulane
Railroad Offices To Close For One Day
Announcement states that the freight stations of the H. P. T. and D. Railroad and the Southern Railroad will be closed tomorrow in observance of the New Year. No freight will be accepted or delivered during the day. Regular business resumes Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. T. and
D. Railroad
Southern Railroad
Midnight Watch Of Hip Pockets Will Be Assured
New York dispatch reports police and federal agents will monitor New Year revelers in Boston Philadelphia New York and Atlantic City to enforce Prohibition laws as the Liberty Bell rings in 1935 by radio. Agents from Philadelphia arrive to support clubs hotels and festivities and churches plan watch services worldwide following Papal direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Liberty Bell
Director of Public Safety Elliott
United States
Buckner
John A. Foster
WIP
John Marshall
Munsey Will Enrich Metropolitan Museum of Art Major Bequest
Frank A. Munsey leaves the bulk of his fortune, estimated at 25.6 to 40 million dollars, to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and to his various newspapers and magazines. The gift, largest to the museum, positions it as the wealthiest art institution, surpassing the Morgan gifts of about 15 million. Executors plan cashing in the estate within five years. Minor bequests include Bowdoin College and life annuities for business associates and relatives. An annuity is specified for Mrs. Hart E Pryor of Lowell Massachusetts. An executor notes no immediate sale of Munsey publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank A. Munsey
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York Sun
New York Evening Telegram
Metropolitan Museum
Munsey
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Bowdoin College
Hart E. Pryor
Lowell
Mass
New Yorkers Seen Through Mrs Pattangal Viewpoint
Atlantic Highlands report notes Mrs. Gertrude M. Pattangal argues many New Yorkers view New York as the entire United States, expressing a provincial outlook and limited geographical perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Gertrude M. Pattangal
New York
Charters Granted for Ten New NC Firms
Raleigh December 30 The secretary of state issued certificates of incorporation for ten firms with varied capital and subscribers. Notable entries include Neely and McGinn Mule Company of Charlotte with 59000 authorized capital and 20000 subscribed by Neely McGinn and McGinn. Hamrick Inc of Rutherfordton. Harris Inc of Rutherfordton. Okey and Crawford of Charlotte. Hunt Inc of Durham. Blackmer and Company of Kings Mountain. Wilmardon Investments of Asheville, and others with capitals ranging from 10000 to 150000 and subscriptions by local executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
W. N. Everett
Neely and
F. D. Hamrick
N. H. Hamrick
N. C. Harris
Rutherfordton
N. C. Harris, Inc
M. A. Harris
Rutherfordon
Okey and Crawford
Charlotte
C. L. Okey
L. L. Okey
D. C. Carmichael
J. D. Hunt, Inc
Durham
Wth
J. D. Hunt
C. K. Boren
Pomona
H. S. Blackmer and Company
Kings Mountain
J. M. Rodden Laid To Rest On Wednesday
Funeral services for J. M. Rodden were held at his residence on Kearns Street with Rev. O. L. Ruth officiating. The ceremony drew many friends and relatives and interment followed at Springfield cemetery with pallbearers J. H. Dunman G. E. Jarvis Walter Keller Carl Lohr C. G. Carmichael and A. Newell. Flowers were carried by Pauline Yarborough and Ruby Jarvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rodaden
Kearns Street
O. L. Ruth
Holiness Church
Mr. Rodden
Springfield Cemetery
J. H. Dunman
G. E. Jarvis
Walter Keller
Carl Lohr
C. G. Carmichael
A. Newell
Pauline Yarborough
Ruby Jarvis
Dwelling Near City Damaged By Fire
A dwelling east of the city owned by R. R. Ragan burned late yesterday. High Point firefighters fought the blaze, carrying water due to lack of a hydrant. The roof fire was caused by a defective flue. Firefighters also tackled a fire in the automobile truck of E. F. Nance on Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Ragan
High Point
E. F. Nance
Park Street
Three Frenchmen Seek Pole Flight Angering Critics
A brief note mocks three Frenchmen planning a North Pole flight. The quip questions risk and suggests a simpler option by sitting in an ice house instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Optimistic Note At Miner Conference Signals Progress
An optimistic statement from anthracite miners and operators closed a second day of talks at midnight. Both sides signaled belief a workable contract can be negotiated, with arbitration under discussion and a check-off dispute noted. Governor Pinchot’s peace plan remains the miners’ preferred path. Glasgow doctor fined for pricey prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pinchot
Administrators Issue Notice for Dorsett Estate Claims
Administrators of the estates of W. L. and Eliza H. Dorsett of Guilford County North Carolina invite all claimants to present claims by December 38 1926 or lose recovery rights. Debts to the estates should be paid promptly. Dated December 30 1925 at High Point North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Dorsett
Eliza H. Dorsett
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ila Cross
Gladys Cutler
Steven Warren
Miss Kirtland
Dorothy Kirtland
St. Augustine
Fla
Miss Bowne
Mrs. Gold
Elizabeth Bowne
T. J. Gold
Bridge
Oakwood Court
MR. Price
Matt Wall
Kenneth Price
Guilford Avenue
Brigance
Cliff Brigance
Frances
Memphis, Tenn
Virginia’ Howell
Virginia Howell
Trenton
Wall-Bowne
Miss Howell
MR. Hedrick
Elmer Hedrick
Cara Lee Arnold
Calbract Statnaker
R. E. Andrews
South Main Street
Mr. Andrews
James Bulla
Detroit
Henry Younger
Edna
Louise
James Lee Bulla
Mr. Bulla
Tr. J. Bulla
Miss McLeod
Elizabeth McLeod
Kivett Drive
Julia Ellen Riley
Isa Foust
W. M. Horney
Club OF Twelve
F. J. Sizemore
J. W. Chandler
J. A. Morris
James M. Oates
R. L. Waynick
M. C. Crowson
J. J. Farriss
EH. J. Payne
R. K. Young
Thurman Williams
J. H. Grubb
W. L. Tabb
Miss Terry
Pretty
Cecil’s
Wachovia Bank
Express
Moffitt’s
Main
J. M. Rodden
Broadhurst
Sheraton
Pats ' Ath Miller
Louise Fazenda
Margarr
Ben Turpin
Warner
Scotland
Glasgow
J. H. Dorsett
D. C. Dorsett
Mann
Bonnie Betty
Woolworth’s
Marcelling
Nestle Landis
H. E. Schafer
Winston-Salem, N. C
Red Bell Shoe Store
Winston-Salem
W. A. Davis
Emergywood
Stephen C. Clark
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Hart Drug
Postoffice
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